Prep Football Lines Lacking Experience at East West Highs
East and West High coaches Ralph Sarff and John Heldt seek to strengthen new forward walls as veteran linemen are scarce. West has one letterman, Capt. Frank Snyder, while East has none. Candidates include Markham at center and Bernard, Davis, Kemmeyer at guard and tackle, with Wilkins and Dawson at end. Coaches emphasize inexperience and a hard task ahead, with scrimmage likely in a week.
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East
West Highs
Ralph Sarff
John Heldt
West High
East High
Frank Snyder
Blim
Markham
Bernard
Davis
Kemmeyer
Wilkins
Dawson
Heldt
Hnemen
Altho
Makeover
Capt. Snyder
Smith
Diekmann
Ross
Stevenson
Sarff
Haselman
Dean
Stle
Holgate
Powers
Bovey
Wilson
Pirates Favored To Win World Series As Reds Edge Mets
New York reports Pittsburgh and Washington lead their leagues with the Pirates a 7 to 5 favorite for the World Series. Superior pitching speed and aggressiveness give McKechnie’s club the edge after nine straight wins. Cardinals beaten as Pirates collect 13 hits off Sherdel. Cubs edge Reds in a opening 11 innings. Detroit tops Cleveland 11 to 9. White Sox limit Browns to five hits. Johnny Kane debuts for White Sox at second base. Ray Schalk steals three bases in opener. Ivy Wingo injures finger but returns. Cubs physician assists. Horshy sits as Ruthless Power slump noted. Amateurs prep for one-mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pirates
McKechnie
Cardinals
Sherdell
Cooner
Cubs
Luque
Reds
Rixey
Chicago
Rabbitt Maranville
George Gibson
Bencl
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Browns
Johnny Kane
Tin Orhite Sox
Ivy Wingo
Cincinnati Reds
Pittengers
Tey
Ivy
Tver
Piltebureh Clu
Sherdy
Rogers Horshy
Babe Ruth
Georgia Leads Amateur Golf as Oakmont Hosts
Georgia players surge toward the national amateur golf final at Oakmont Country Club, with Atlanta duo Watt Gunn and George von Elm advancing in the shifty knockout rounds. Defending champion Bobby Jones meets George von Elm, while Gunn faces Richard A. Jones as the field narrows toward a possible Georgia final.
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Oakmont Country Club
Hulton
Georgia
Atlanta
Oakmont
Bobby Jones
George von Elm
Poker Face
Deadly Irons
Watt Gunn
Tulane
Dicky? Jones
OWA Grid Captain Served as Summer Sleuth
Harold Tub Griffen Hawkeye captain spent summer in South Dakota undercover for the justice department posing as a dirt-floored detective. He traveled in an old Ford as a lawman in training, unveiled after returning to Iowa City ready for his third season and expected to be one of the top linemen in the Midwest.
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Iowa City
Harold
Tub” Griffen
Hawkeye Evid
Griffen
South Dakota
AG Mitchell
S. D
Dakotas
7. 5. Department of Justice
Dikotai
Shilves
Bakuta
Tubby
Hawkeye
Aiddie West
The Conservative Evening Dress Of The Male
A quirky satirical vignette describes a shabby man by a clothing store window. The narrator offers help to exchange a twenty dollar bill for attire to rival fine gowns, while noting his ragged coat and faded hat. A Des Moines woman pursues divorce on Henry Light. A baseball dispatch from Moline hints at willow dynamics amid renewals. Michigan clams face potato crops, and many cities report policemen sleeping on their “beeps.”
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Jim
Alkhe
Tom Griffin
Michigan
Gertrude Ederle May Face Channel Swim Delay
Cape Griz Nez France Sept 4 Unfavorable weather makes it unlikely American swimming champion Gertrude Ederle will attempt the English Channel today She may abandon plans and stay another week hoping the channel weather improves before returning to the United States
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Cape Griz Nez
France
Gertrude Ederle
Ederle May &Bandon
G Tve
Hawks Aimed to Sign Pitcher Amid Western League Talks
In Quincy, manager Relehis wires that Fort Smith seeks Rooster Kettenhell while the Hawks favor Waterloo. Clauses and trials loom as district directors weigh transfers driving a possible move after negotiations. Regional booster circles push for Lake Township support and homestand plans.
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Aligliders
Surlington
Quincy
Relehis Hac
Jemped
Kettenhell
Fort Smith, Ark
Western! Association
Waterloo
Bar Nore
Kelsey Wild and Plowboys Defeat Hawks Again 95
Waterloo falls to Moline Plowboys 95 at Moline on September 4 as Arch ie Kelsey struggles with a bad ankle and walks hitters, while Deacon House relieves. Rys, Worthington and Rye spark a late rally for the Plowboys as Waterloo’s pitching woes persist and umpire Davenport faces sharp criticism from both squads.
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Moline
Waterloo Hawks
Hawks
Waterloo
Plowboys
Archie Kelsey
Deacon House
Kelsey
Hasers
Davenport
M-V
Eugene Rys
Dixon
Gasinert
Young
McDermott
Willough Y
Rally
Finkler
Cane
Rye
Miner Spurbeck
Ixon
Fingles
Willoughby
Ofth
Medine
Toa & Gardner
Aia
Andre
Shottenberger
Tish
Smith
Adams
Bohannan
Joy Toads
Meline
Verne
Kettenbeil
Worth- Winkler
Iuppy
Garddre
Dowble
Inston
Hichards
To Gardner
Smnith
Lo Gardner
Richrareds
Tieknir
Adans
Jachannan
Hades
Standings and Scores From Regional Baseball Leagues
Ottumwa Cedar Hapida 2 Dubuque 4 Marshalltown 3 Burlington 8 Buck Island 9 Airline 5 Waterloo 6 Chicago 2 0 Cincinnati 2 4 Tittshburgh 6 St Louis 2 New York Philadelphia rain Detroit 11 Cleveland none Chicago 6 St Louis 1 St Paul 3 Toledo 0 Minnesapolis 7 Columbus 6 Kansas City 7 Louisville 6 Des Moines 7 Denver 4 Tulsa 10 St Joseph 5 Oklahoma City 9 Wichita 4 Omaha 18 3 Lincoln 19 6 Indianapolis Milwaukee Wednesday play Seastern League standings listed for multiple cities
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Ottumway
Cedar Hapida
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Burlington
Buck Island
Airline
Waterloo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tittshburgh
St. Tauwis
New York
Philadelphia
Ratn
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minnesapolis
Columbus
Des Moinee
Denver
Tulsa
St Joseph
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln
Cedar
Ottumwa
Ead
ABE
Boston
Ereres
ARS
Wee Ste
Ameerica
AGUE
Pet
Washington
Weseris
St. Louis
American Association
Louisville
Aeas
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Dalzell Named Head Grid Coach at Dubuque High
Dalzell succeeds Cecil Sarff as head grid coach at Dubuque High School. Wilbur Nalgeil, athletic director and assistant coach, announced the appointment after Sarff resigned to coach at Chicago Heights. Dalzell will remain athletic director. The board may appoint Duana Wilson or Carl F. Hausa as assistant coach. Ted Payeur will stay head basketball and track coach.
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Dubuque, Ja
Wilbur Nalgeil
Ingwersen Plans for Hawkeyes Football Season
Iowa City on Sept 4 report issued for 72 candidates to report Sept 15 as Ingwersen begins second year. About 50 to 60 likely in Iowa City, with players from Iowa and five other states. Eight game schedule lists Arkansas, St. Louis, Ohio State, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Southern California with venues in Iowa City, Columbus, Minneapolis, Los Angeles.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Burton A. Ingversen
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Ingwersen
Rutverstey
Arkansas
Hawkeyes
University of Arkansas
St. Louis University
Ohio State
Columbus
Watbrash
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Southern Californian
Los Angeles
The Canoe's Evolution From Bark to Plywood Craft
The article traces canoe history from birch bark and bark lightness to heavy risk of tipping, then praises canvas and strip canoes for durability and water handling. It highlights the plywood canoe as strongest, lightest, and portable, with three glued veneer plies and cross-grain resilience. Also notes a billiards match where Elmer Mohr loses 60 to 17 to the masked marvel at J B billiard parlors.
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Canada
Peterborough
Marvel
Elmer Mohr
Waterloo
Eal
Masked Marvel
J. B. Biliard
Train Intervenes in Midwinter Golf Finale at Belleair
In Belleair Florida Glenna Collett recalls a midwinter tournament final with Dorothy Campbell Hurd. On a 230 yard eighteenth hole a train neared as Collett’s ball rested on the railway right of way. She used her niblick to reach a par on the nineteenth hole, winning after a halved match.
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Bellealr
Fla
Glenna Collett
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Mme
Hubert Carden Wins Osage Golf Title Again
Hubert Carden, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Carden, captured Osage Kansas golf championship for the second straight year. The event spanned weeks, with local merchants donating prizes including sweaters, jackets, a golf ball marker, and golf balls.
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Hubert Garden
OSAGE
Hubert Carden
Jean
Carden
L. J. Hird
Carfen
Hird
Leuthold
Cummings
Genegromer
Mr Sarden
B. M. Cathan
W. P. Kane Drug Company
Elmer Swanson
Gordon Tarney
Brown
Lashbrook
Dubuque Opens Series With 4 3 Win Over Marshalltown
Burrus' triple just missed a homer as Dubuque tops Marshalltown 4 3 in the opener. Freeman worked after the first inning, with Dubuque tallying in two frames and Marshalltown missing by a run in the late innings. Umpire Rolls officiated the 1740 crowd.
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Dubuque
Burrus
Marshalltown
Freeman
Marshalstown
Stewart
Cowan
Rf Oe
Ees Smirch
Conrad
Sseegsa
HL Freeman
Armstrong
McGuire
Moore
Taslo
Hicks
Lesli Bicriftes
Hendes
Smirch
Tour- Tus
Meyers
Delaney
Bartell
Barell
Rolls
Thue
Smokers urged to try Old Seneca cigars
An advertisement touts Old Seneca cigars as a “Stogie-artiltic” and sweet smoker. It claims sales rose from 5,000 annually to 5,000 weekly and promotes tin can packing with 40 per can for $3.00 or 2 for 25 cents, urging customers to visit Art A. and Stitz Cigar Co. locations on East Side and West Side with phone numbers.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Sarif
Heidt
MR. Wags
Sonny
SAO
Faon
Ey Inne Feature Seavice, Inc
Britain
Valentine
Dear Rapis
Jimmy Valenting
Orstatt
Mariott
Cedar Rapids
Huarte
Orstattl
Ww & Wanson
Stormart
Speas
Mondino
Johnson
Welch
Poosne
Tad Pean
Storme
Interfer
Ottumiya
Doran
Ford
Orstatti
Marlott
Huerte
Orstatel
Wegner
Balla
Afl Valentine
Dill
Innin
Tim Pires
Papke
Ferguson
Tinie
Preatance Herr Ag
Jolt Ray
Tl Athletic Club
Amertca
Hha Merself
Krough
Ray Watson
OWA
George McManus
Roy M Law
Black Hawk Creek
Des Moines
Henry Ligit
Mwaentain
Claude Witoughe
Philadelphia Nationals
Ncsl Moric
Hich Moaty
Charlie Stix
Mike
Southern
Claus Mink
Fs Belue Conalderey
Prapeelthin
Oo Air
Mir
George Chatnien
Tat Lake Ay Schrother
Trast
The
Roavaengden Ading Afl
Eames
Mow
George
Hornsby
Caede
Fournier
Cuylor
Liaarp
Phils
Averica
Stamena
Ifrifmann
Kelsey Wild
Pope
Fana
Edward Ray
Pon Geers
Wheeling
W.va
Walter
Western Lease EB. Pet. Des Rlpines
Wichitz
Sc. Joseph
Pulse Eye
Rock Island
Burlington the Bees
Eck
Farr
Beal
Reichle
If Manger
Swanson
Hultman
Ib Peete
Maloney
van Dien
Wenemon
Flock Island
Fite
Farber
Real
Kessl
Manger
Huffman
I Walsh
Feasst
Walsh
Irvin Gerken
Cro
Farter
Brlia
Bryant
van Oy
Dion
Dalzell
Cecil Sarff
Dubuque HI
Old Gold Eleven
Arkansas U
C. W. Bruner
Stitz
East Side
West Side
Black Hawk Bank
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